Making transport work in cities and large towns
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Spending, savings and debt in UK cities and large towns — launch event
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More than ever before mayors need to be able to control the bus services in their city. This report explains why and sets out how they can achieve this.
Are we there yet? Response to the white paper on rail reforms
The Williams-Shapps plan for rail is a step in the right direction but stops short of where it needs to go by keeping power in the centre, away from local government.
Why levelling up requires planning reform
Planning reform and levelling up sit at the forefront of the Government’s policy agenda with goals of solving the housing crisis and regional inequality. As Anthony Breach explains, although treated as separate initiatives, they are in fact intertwined.
London’s lost decade
London’s economy has faltered over the past decade; this has big implications for the national economy.
Bus franchising: what does it mean for Greater Manchester?
Greater Manchester will soon adopt a London-style bus franchising system so what are the expected consequences of the decision, and why should other cities follow?
Fast Growth Cities — 2021 and beyond
This report investigates the development of the Fast Growth Cities, shining a light on the additional challenges this group has faced due to the pandemic and exploring how best to unlock their further growth and future success.
Three questions the government needs to answer on buses
Last week, Centre for Cities hosted an event to discuss the next steps for improving the quality of bus services and their contribution to the economy, supported by Abellio.
Buses and the future of urban transport
The pandemic has deeply affected bus services, hitting hard a sector that had already seen decades of decline in passenger numbers in most cities. As cities look to a post-pandemic future, this...